@elenarossini.com

Basically what happened is that WSocial put a labeler up that, among the usual takedowns, included labels for every single person that was verified, as well as writing a record of the type eu.wsocial.verification.record to the repository of their @moderation.wsocial.eu user.

To this day you can go onto pds.ls, navigate to that account, and view every single record including people's names, nationality, approximate birthday, type of account (e.g personal), and even when they were verified (which is more data than most say there is!)

If you noticed, you can even navigate back from those records to their @moderation.wsocial.eu account and download a dump of the entire repository, including all of this private data.

This is fucking terrible, yet somehow I expected this from WSocial.
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:vggsjzvhakoa7l2m2mguqv4w/post/3mxgkjg335k2u #wsocial #atproto #bsky